The phrase "and interference that have" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks proper grammatical structure, as "interference" is a singular noun and should be paired with "has" instead of "have."
Example: "The study examined the factors affecting performance, including noise and interference that has been shown to disrupt concentration."
Alternatives: "and interference that exists" or "and interference that occurs."
Washington's cold war embargo and its work to block Havana from neighbors was seen as a part of the arrogance and interference that had characterized US policy for decades.
where (13). is the interference power without self-interference and other-stream interference that have been decoded in the previous BC phases, with the set of the nodes whose data streams have been decoded in the previous BC phases.
America's IT firms used to be seen as reasonably honest brokers, free from the suspicions of government interference that have long dogged foreign rivals, most famously Huawei.
Here's a recap of reports of possible election interference that have surfaced so far.
This was unexpected in view of the many instances of interference that have documented to occur even between naturally occurring PrP alleles [12].
It suffered severe pollution and human interference that has diminished the natural order of life in and around the river.
"Shamefully, the deception, fraud and political interference that has characterized government-sponsored studies on the health effects of exposure to Agent Orange and/or dioxin has not escaped studies ostensibly conducted by independent reviewers," Zumwalt wrote, "a factor that has only further compounded the erroneous conclusions reached by the government".
It laments the political interference that has blocked attempts to prosecute the culprits and retrieve their loot.
Graeber's "The Iron Law of Liberalism" proposes that there has never been a government policy to "slash red tape" or "reduce government interference" that hasn't actually led to more red tape, more regulations, and more bureaucrats.
Ziggler then chased Sheamus through the crowd while Ambrose looked infuriated by the interference that had cost him the match.
